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Issued by Gruppo LEN
LEN si occupa di Risorse Umane attraverso la progettazione e l’erogazione di formazione professionale, interventi consulenziali ritagliati sui bisogni e sulle esigenze del cliente.
Release date
12/06/2024
Expiration date
Never
Badge code
513363
Date of the event:
from 31/05/2024 to 31/05/2024
Description:
AI Digital Marketing Lab: il Marketing all’epoca dell’Intelligenza Artificiale.
L’evento di apertura dell’edizione 2024 degli #SDBAwards è una rassegna di interventi con casi pratici di applicazione dell’Intelligenza Artificiale alle attività di Marketing Digitale.
L’agenda degli interventi:
· “mAI dire SEO” – Benedetto Motisi
· “ChatGPT Prompt” – Paolo Vallicelli
· “Personalizzazione tramite AI: creare un rapporto one to one con l’utente” – Bruno Lenzi
· “Co-design con l’AI” – Alberto Monteverdi
· “Intelligenza Artificiale e Web Advertising” – Pasquale Silvi e Marco Pellerito
Release criteria:
Partecipazione all'evento "AI Digital Marketing Lab"
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